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Female Cyclist Chases Down Alleged Groper - A female biker who was groped while riding in Boulder County called 911 and chased the suspect until deputies caught up to them. [thedenverchannel.com]

4th prison term looms for sock-snatcher - James Dowdy has gone to prison three times, and may go there again, for the same crime: burglarizing homes and stealing women's socks. [St. Louis Post]

Man arrested after running into burning house to save computer - A Winona man could not save his house from burning down, but he was determined to rescue his computer. Nicholas Christopher Guy, 53, defied orders from firefighters to stay back and twice ran into his burning house. He got the computer, and a citation for obstructing a fire scene and disorderly conduct, said Deputy Chief Tom Williams. [Startribune.com]

Prowler Held Without Bail After Tunneling Into Man's Backyard TAMPA - Robert Cash Jr. said he felt like somebody was targeting his Palma Ceia home. [Tampa Tribune]

Burglary Call In Oakland Leads To Marijuana Find - Oakland police recovered 87 marijuana plants Wednesday morning from a home after being called to the residence on reports of a burglary, police said. [CBS 5 San Francisco]

Police suspect chooses bad hiding spot - A 20-year-old Tennessee man is in police custody after allegedly attempting to hide in a restaurant's ceiling, but it could not hold his weight. [upi.com]

Man Sits Down Outside Bank After Allegedly Robbing It - A suspected bank robber was jailed, Tuesday, thanks to some quick police work. Police arrested the man soon after he left the Washington Mutual Bank in Orlando. VIDEO: Police Find Suspect Calmly Sitting Outside Bank [WFTV 9 Orlando]

140mph YouTube boy racer facing jail - An 18-year-old who filmed himself gunning it at over 140mph in his dad's motor and posted the footage on YouTube is facing jail, The Sun reports [Theregister.co.uk]

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Break-In Video on MySpace Gets Teens Arrested - Four teenagers were charged with burglary and criminal mischief after clips of a home break-in appeared on the social networking site MySpace.com, sheriff's officials said.
[abc7 Los Angeles]